The Stillroom is the booth people picture when they think of an old whiskey bar: deep diamond buttoning across a tall back, a clean unbuttoned seat, and a single line of antique-brass nailheads tracing the outline.
The difference between real deep buttoning and a cheap imitation is how far each button sinks. We set every button deep enough that the leather between them forms a full, rounded pillow, on a back built up from layered foam over a hardwood frame. The seat stays a single smooth panel, which is easier to wipe down and more comfortable for long sits.
Construction
- Kiln-dried hardwood and plywood frame, glued, screwed and corner-blocked
- Sinuous springs under high-resilience foam in the seat
- Semi-aniline chestnut leather shown; protected leather, vinyl or COL on request
- Diamond pattern approx. 8.75 in (22 cm) across the diagonal; nailheads approx. 3/8 in (1 cm) at 1.2 in (3 cm) spacing
- Stained hardwood plinth, made to your floor finish
Use it for wall runs in whiskey bars, steakhouse bars and cigar lounges. Sections join on site for long runs and corners.
